Inside the Manson jury : from deliberation to death sentence / Herman Tubick, Helen Tubick with Deborah Herman ; edited by Rick Ortenburger ; illustrations by Anna Lachmann.
Just when we thought there could nothing new about Charles Manson and the trial of the 20th century comes a never before published manuscript written by the Jury Foreman on the case. This piece of history had been hidden away until being discovered by Herman Tubick's daughter. The book, written in 1973 shows what it was like to be sequestered for 288 days and tasked to decide guilt or innocence, life or death. Jury foreman Tubick's notes clearly show what he and others felt was important in the witness testimony and what led to their verdict. INSIDE THE MANSON JURY includes additional excerpts and analysis taken from the original 20,000-page trial transcript including Manson's behind the scenes manipulations, as he tried to control the court, the lawyers, his co-defendants and the ultimate outcome. This book takes the reader into the courtroom from the perspective of the jurors and into the mind of a madman.
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